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t.roreric..

srG.n--Pure white, Gjfc or white. 0ifd
Csc, yellow clarified G6I6i &c; open kettle
5l.@jfc; refined A, CSC; standard granu
lated, 1sSc; plantation gmnulatcd, nc; pow
dcrcd, nc, cut loaf nc; steady.
Rlor--Louisiana, 5@Gci Carolina, G@G,Eci
strong.
C,Spms-sticks, all sizes. In boxes. pals
and barrels, 1il@0c, fancy assorted, $50 i0C;
firm.
so,rs AND C,Nptrs-soap, 3@5jIc; can.
dies, full weight, sAimDc.
CmTsE-New York factory, a.; full cream.
i3@iJifc; Young America, lIc.
CoTTEr-Common, iD1c; ordinary, 20ifCJ
20Ac fair. 2ifm22',c; prime Rio 22)sc;
choice TO fancy, 23,,@2jaic; old government,
2D0t32c; quiet.
S,Lr-Saginaw, 81 3J@i 10 per barrel;
sacks. ine. 81 8jGfi 40, coarse, VI iOC0l ~
pockets, blcnchcd, 81 ., mixed, barrels,
30 80 mixed, 24m1c.
CANNED Goops-Pinc apples. ~ 2j61i 80
Peaches, . pounds, standard g. ~. 2 pounds,
standard, - -; seconds a 15. Tomatoes,
2 pounds, standard, SlCcl no. pounds.
standard, Al 2jtfl 30 Strawberries, a. %.
Raspbcrries, ~ ~ Hlnckherrics, A. ibGli -.
Green ugcs. 81 7j@i ~. pcars, 81 55CI2 Is.
Plums ~ Gjcri 20 Asparagus, ~ 75al -.
Green corn, a. 2jCtl a. Green peas, 81 co
u 70. Cove oysters, full weight, lpound, 81;
> pounds, Al GitDl %, light weight, pound
GOaGjc; pounds, sl@l 10. Condensed
milk, Crown, g 756t5 ~; Eagle, 81 ~; Swiss,
1913 salmon, a. -. sarlincs, 81 90 mus.
tard sardincs, - 2j Mackercl, 81 30, herring
mackcpl, Al -.
MoLAsEs-L Louisiana, fair. 90; choice new,
52c; new prime, ijci centrifugal, fancy. ij,D
as. common 10 fair, 80 2sc, prime 10 choice,
800 DC, very firm.
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uisreiiau.ou..

n,gGiNa= im5.c.
Tns-ti 9OHi ~.
suor Drop, u 5i, buck, 81 o.
lNAp=tT.
NuIs-lron. A. iS62 ~. steel, 81 a5C,a 90.
rowprn-kcg', y, half kcgs, o. %, quar-.
ter kcg,. ~ ~
ron,cro--Common s,@35c other gmic.
3iGrHtr
WnsKY--Simight Kentucky bourbon
Maryland and Pennsylvania Ryc. Robinson
and Lincoln counties. Tennessee whistles
according io age aud make. common whisky
HcttI 49, arUorling IA proof
SNUFF Garncfs. SO 81. Ralph's. $40 Is
railroad, ~ -. Gail a Az. o.
lliprs-pry nini No. I. i3@igitc. No 2.
l0di0'.c dry saltcd. smiOr. green saltcd
No !, 6itm1r; No. . 5i.c. green, ga Sc
shccp,kius. tAcGtti.
Coat Outline white. wholesale lott. 10,
per gallon.
Wool Bury grease wool, unwashcd la6t
IN, clear rrnso WOol 2lm26, bury washed.
Ha lA'. tub washed $50 l0c.
BEtsNAN-
IAtVW MANIC
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Provisions.

Hoo PRoDrcrs-Strong; mess pork, &ii 70;
sugar cured hams, liH@llhc breakfast
7'sc; clear rib sides. 7,Sci long clear, use;
shoulders, SIC.
-Ticrccs, 71sc half brls, 7ssc; lgs,
79ic; choice kettle SIC; strong
FisH-Mackercl, half barrels, No. I, " 30;
No. ., 81 %; No. 3, 81 p; lob kit, No. 1,
81 10; No. ., 81 10; No. ., 81 %. Dry her
ring family, 25c per box.
Pos FEEr- Barrels, 81 so; half barrels
y 20; kegs, 81 10.
FnEsH Mr,rs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
GCg1c; forcquartcrs, Sale; second grade,
hindquarlcrs, &c, forcquartcru, -; common,
hindguarters, 2jsc; forcquartors, lc. Sheep,
&c. Hogs, 7Ikc.
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from lcyec or depot, slG9i7; prime store,
s0Gs5c; car load from levce or depot, SiiGg
10; prairie from store, zoe; car load from
loyce or depot, *.
BGN-From store, o0c; from leyee or de-
pot, Sl7@l7 80.
CoRs-l'rom store, white, JGc; mixed, soc;
from leycc or depot, white, In bulk, soc; in
SKIS, SIC, mixed, in bulk, i0lIc; in SKIS,
52lSc.
OArs-From store, white, $50; mixed, 3jc;
from lcvcc or depot, white, In bulk, 33c;
in SKIS, 35c; linked, In bulk, 3i,9@39c; in
sLg Nc
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General News

General News.
BUSINESS good.
CLEAR and cold.
BRAcING weather.
RIyEI stationary.
THE Ohio river is rising slowly.
The Eugene is due from the Arkansas
river.
TIM Tennessee and Cumberland rivers arc
rising.
TuE Arkansas river is rising at Fort
Smith.
TIE Helena took on here LOO empty
barrels.
DURING the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
TIE 81. Paul Is due down today on her
way ~ Nicksbufg.
TIE Future City doublo-tripped and got
away yesterday afternoon for ST. Louis.
TIE government steamers Mississippi and
Oscoola went south yesterday morning.
The lighthouse tender Joseph Henry left
yesterday morning for Cairo. She will work
from there south.
THE City of Providence, Capt. Carvellc, Is
announced TO leave here this evening FOR
Cairo and st. Louis.
Pilots julie DOUGLASS and Jeh Hicks, who
were on the burned steamer Charles T..
Chouteau, are now doing circular work on
the Natchcz.
The Kate Adams, James Ice, Rene Ma.
cready and Rob Roy for the lower, and tho
Gayoso and Coahoma for the upper coasts
left with good trips.
THE Benton was expected TO arrive last
night, and she will leave again this evening
for Helena, Torrone, Concordia and all way
landings. Capt. a. l.. Cummins is chief
clerk.
THE following changes Of beacon lights
were made last Week between Cairo and 81.
Louis: Foot Of Missouri Sister moved up
300 yards; head OF Missouri Sister moved mp
200 yards; Athcrton's moved down 400 yards;
Greenleafs moved up 800 yards.
DURrsG the heavy wind and rain storm
carly Sunday morning the chimnoys OF the
steamer J. A. Woodson were blown from
their fastenings and carried on the bank
near Market street, where the steamer was
lying The chimneys were demolished. The
boat suffered no other damage.
Pnor 4. L. VoIrz, who was at the wheel
OF the tow-boat Future City at the time Of
her collision. with the Paris &. Brown In
Presidents island chute n few weeks ago,
made his Appearance before the local inspect
ors on Saturday last and was Suspended for
five days. Pilot Volt is considered, by the
Barge Line company, rs an able aud compe-
tent man and will continue him In service
after his sentence has been complied with.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw IoBK, Nov. 2s.-Moncy on call easy
at to 7per cent, closed offered at per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady ut 1872
for sixty day bills and iS5I. for demand.
Government bonds were dull and heavy.
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was moderately active
but ieycrish and weak nearly all day, leaving
prices at the close materially lower than on
saturday. The general fear Of renewal of
tight money in the near future induced some
selling by holders Of long stock, which fear
was aided by the reports Of the trouble
among the trunk lines over the rates on GER
tain cast-bound freight, but the impression
upon values would have been insignificant
but Tor the hammering Of the bears and the
late bulls, who are now looking for re-
action. The money market was again a
factor, also, and the rates were bid up 10 Z
per cont, though loans were made as low rs
4, and the close was 8. The declines were
very uniform among the speculative stocks,
though the Gould properties were specially
weak and Kansas * Texas was sold down ON
q revival Of the rumOrs Of reorganization,
but Reading with the other coalers and
Union Pacific were all prominent at times
for the declines made. The buying was very
scattered and principally by commission
people, who were extremely cautious.
Railroad bonds were quiet to dull. Sales,
$4,000 Closing prices are invariably lower.
The total sales 90 stocks today were So
bll shares. Closing quotations:
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Pratt Coal and lron. first 's................. 10
lIll oI New OIleana pfnmlmn Mann. ny
MIscHLLANrnrn hrncKs.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; midilinr 0alGc. Sales, 400
bales, including 100 last evening, OF which
1900 to exporters and 100 70 spinnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal, good ordinary, s0iGc;
low middling, o 5.lGa; midllina o 0lGc; good
mhldliuc, o 1910; mlddling fair lOIlc; fair,
nominal
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LIVERPOOL

AZ noon Spois-ln fair demand and
quiet without quniahlc change IN prices.
Sales, 500 bales u which American q go
bales Closing quotations were ~ follow.
Ordinary, ~. Epod ordinary. a. low mid.
ding. o.iGi. FoOl middlinr 67sd. middlinr
uplnnds oiul, middling Orleans. 6'.d.
futuUs opened dull and closed easy, o.
follows
The prices are given In pence aud Clths.
thus a. means i6lGid, aud OF means
5 il0id
Ati p. M November . aGi. SELLERS. No.
mbrrnvvcmhcf, ali. buyers. ncrrnhrf.
January, 1d. buyers. January. February.
. 3h. buyer February Msr'h. o sad hu,.
en-. March April 3il. buyers: April NAV.
SD. buycr., May June, 1, Jej, buyors, June.
July iidsbuycrs
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Spots opened steady aud closed steady;
niddlinr. 10 7.l6c. Sales, i3l bales. Quota.
tons were a. follows Ordinary, fli.lGc. good
ordinary, oHc, low middling, loo; mddlng,
10 7lCo' good middling, 10 ii.iGc; mid
ding fair, II &C.; fair iiisc.
Futures opened firm aud closed steady,
NJ follows November, i0.I2l6i0 o.; Dcccm.
Der, 10 i0aioii; January, l0Is@i0 90,
February, lo.b,@io6i, Marh, I0,Glel0, %;
April. iOGs@ioo May. 1878: June, 1851
diOsa July, Osl@l0s2; August 1883
6iiOO0. Sales, IN. 800 bales.
SEw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; middling, . ii.lGc. Sales. $3.50
palc' Quotations wcr rs follows Ordinary,
1910 good ordinary, siJ.iOc; low middling,
o 7.iGcmiddlins, eil.lGc, good middlins,
10 l.lGc.
Futures opened steady aud closed barely
steady, ~ follows November, nominal. De.
ccmbcr, o'5@a5a January, 9.SG@0s7, Feb.
rnty, 0m@ons; March. iOOD@iO 10,
April, ioel@ioe,; May, io3l@io32. June.
iOii@i0i2. July. 10 5i@iO. 50, August, 10. &.
BiO O sales, $500 bales.
pAiiY roHt ANp INTERIOR MARKET.
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MULEs-Modemte demand, 10 TO 1917
hands high, sl25@i5O i5ll to 10 hands high,
$lb0alS5
HoRsEs-Moderate demand drivers, 500
@lJO heavy draft, 500; saddle, Sl2jd2O
extra saddle, S2oo@3OC plugs, siOG76;
Texas ponies, Sl5dGO.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast, on
demand, g. discount buying, par selling
New York and principal cities north and
cast, three days grace, IS discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, s. discount buy.
ing, par selling.
The only transaction Of the stock call board
session today was a sale Of 100 shareyof Ten
ncsscc Valley at ~ cents.
Tho local cotton market closed steady,
with sales OF 400 bales New Orleans spots
closed quiet, with futures barely steady az q
decline OF q 10 points. The Liverpool mar
kct was quiet, without quotablc change IN
prices. Futures closed cn-y aud of ? points.
New York spots closed steady, with Lice OF,
and futures steady at decline OF 2 10 4
points.
g. l.. erccn & Co. say; There was only
fairly active and somewhat irregular market,
With the average business at slightly lower
range than on Saturday. lntimntion Of small
receipts al New Orleans gave AN opening
start uf 5tt0 points advance, but subsequent.
~ adyiccs showing the port movement TO hc
pretty full, there was drop Of iOtii points
from the highest; but before the close q
slightly sicadicr feeling was brought about,
AMI final rates were only n small fraction be-
low Saturday evening"
The Cincinnati Price Cuircn, says that the
packing returns for the past week indicate
the; iho ten leading points H. the wcsi have
handled isi 90 hog, against 3ii 600 the Pre-.
ccding week and s2lGO for the correspond.
ing time last year. Total from November
from these points, i,i02,Ooo hogs, against
$4,000 year ago. Returns from eight other
points show total Of $3.50 to date, against
so,OOO last year
The London Mark lane Express, In It's
weekly review II the British grain trade.
states that the values of English wheat are
steady. The advantage Is rather with sell.
err, owing 10 reduced deliveries. The trade
IN foreign wheat IL dull and dragging. There
Is no change Ia quotations. At iolny's mar
kct foreign whcais were slow II sale. Flour
was dull. Corn was In sellers favor. lar.
ley, oats, beans and peas were steady
In our local markets articles remain un.
changed aud steady.
IMPORTS.
Five brls apples, iOosks bran, ~ pkrs hut.
ter, l. ~ rolls banging. ~ pkgs bacon. 10
pkgs boots aud shoes 2Up0 bu corn, JpI pkrs
cheese, 2ip rs coffee. Z, lOO sks cotton seed
~ ears cotton seed 200 bdis cotton
ties ~ pkgs efrA 3.i2j brl. aour Oil
bales haN - pigs hats, iN head
hogs, y head cattle, ~ head nurses and
mulcs go pkrs lard, iooOO0 feet lumber.
~ pkrs liquors. 90 bfls lime, lO,i brls
mulisscs, 20 Key nails, as hrls potatoes. ~
cars pork sides, i2l hhds sugar, i,i2l brl.
tugaI, ~ pkgs tobacco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount ~ grain
received. Withdrawn ami IN storr by rr,ui,,
elevators, us reported a. the Mcrchants *.
change ioily WHEAT in store, 90 IN.
Com rceivcd, 2OOi bu Withdrawn, i0elbu.
IN sion, goa, bu. Oats received, 7.28 bu.
Withdrawn, sos hu, IN sior. ~, 5Jl bu.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ArrpAI OFFICE

MoSnlY EvrSIsG, Nov ~. 1887.
Money firm, with rates unchanged at per
cent. Bank accommodations are strictly
confined TO customers. Exchange plentiful
and unchanged.
The Clearing house report is as follows:
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Cei,.n srra rre,,nn,..

PmNr Cnubr Ott -,iac prime summer vel.
low, bHiici vliuirr vunkinr summer yellow.
ioci primo cotton scrl meal, Sl5di6 80. car
load lots, less than rir load. tiOCtl6 10.
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GENERAL MARKET.


CorS Mru.-Siandard % 30, pearl, " 10
roller, g. -. higher
BrASs. Navy, g. Jo@2 IS
Oar Mr,L-ln hall brls. sos 10 nom
STORE
. fiouR--lrom store, common. 81 81 fam.
NY, ~ ~, choice, o. NJ. fancy, ~. extra fan.
~, " -. patent, a. 70. very strong
CEAcGtns-sodn, extra, 90. soda, treble oN.
un, 81 ginger snaps, 5lf@6i6c. assorted
jumblot, i0c
CRAcErp wnAr--ln half brls, 81 - from
store.
HonIsY AND Gmrs-From store, iSe3 Is.
tcedauif-.
HAI--Choioa from store. OOc. car load
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Mules and Horses.

eI9@3c; fair 10 medium, 262IIc; seal
lawags, l@l11c; feeders, light, 1X@2c; heavy,
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE 4. g. A., !
MEMPHIS, Nov. -, T.. M.
The following observations nn taken at all sta.
tons named NJ IS meridian time, which Is one
hour later than Memphis time:
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THE RIVERS.
Movements at the Leyce.

Movements at the Leycc.
hrrivals--Gayoso, Tiptonvillc.
Departurcs-kate Adams, Arkansas City;
James Lee, Friars Point; Coahoina, 0sceola;
Gayoso, Tptonvillo; Rene Macrcady, Blues
Point,
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has cniailod mon suffering OF
hasiencd the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The scnso Of SMELL Of taste. Of sight. Of
hearing the human voice, the mind ono or more,
aud sometimes all, Yield Ia H. destructive iniu.
cnoc. The poison Il distributes throughout the
system attacks every vital iorcc. aud bcaks mp the
most robust Of constitutions lgnoWd. because but
little understood, by most physicians. impotently
as.allcd by quassz and chaflaiaus. uo,c suffering
from II have little hope 10 b. relieved If II this tide
Of the Em,c II l. time then. that the pfupCr trcai
mcnt ~ this terrible disease BY remedies Witn the
rcash ~ al passed Into hands at once cumpctcnt
aud trustworthy. The new aud hitherto untried
method adopted by nr. Sanford IN the preparation
oi his RADICAL CUnN has won the hearty nppruyat
" Thousands. n j. instantaneous Ia Attending re-
lief IN all head colds, snocfing tnulling aud oh.
sifucicd breathing, and rapidly frmotys The most
Oppressive symptoms, clearing The bead, swcCicn
ing the breath restoring the senses Ut smell. taste
and hearing and ncuirallflng the constitutional
tendency 81 the disease toward the lung liver aud
kidncys
sASloHbs RADICAL Cunr consists Of one bottle
81 the RADICAL Cunr, one box CAtAnnfAL SOL
NINr and one lnrRovEp lSnAirN price. 81.
rurfrn Dnua a CHEMICAL Co, HosroS
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Nw YoHE, Nov. s.-Asido from charg.
ing up the chief receipts Of cotton goods, tho
demand WIS quiet The tone Of the mar
kct was indicated hy advanced prices as fol-
langdon, CO. "lI' and "16' Alexandria and
Williamsyillc ~ inch blcachcd, each &c
higher. Nachcz brown shcctings and drills,
20 higher for all grades
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nonsI. mud siarL..

The following list IL corrected rcgularl
AMI may be regarded As the latest quotations.
nANr $500.
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araln. Pre,I.,eas aud GreccrIc..

ST. lorts. Mo. Nov. y. -flour-Quict but
very difI aud unchanged.
Mheat-Quiet; advanced carly ac hut on
moderate weather reports declined. CLOSING
.c above Saturday. No >. cash, 5Sa.@s0'.
December. IS 5d55iEc, closing at -, =. Ianu.
ary. 55t.m57 sc, closiug NJ -, &C. bid. Nav.
~ .msii T.. closing At S3a.c.
Com-llirher. cash, i1',@t5c; closing nj
&c, Dcccmbcr. l3at@H'.c, closing at a, ,c.
January. iJ4@lic, closing nt liitc asked.
May iGisati Sc, closing Ut csc.
Oais--llighori cash, sh@2s'sc; May, ~ &C
asked.
Ryc-Strong. sac bid. Barley-strong
nj .Oas5i,c. Bnn-Siung ut ,Sc, Curn,
mcal-strpng at " 2aCa2 20.
llay-firmi prime Timothy, sl?@iG 80.
prairie ksCtll.
Hgrs ia Buiter-unchanrcd cr.an,cy-,
22@2ic; dairy, i0aGc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rork-lrrruinr now
til 10. larl-ta 90 Dry altcl meats
boxed shoulders. o. GTis long clear. A, b,
Ct7 aiis. clear ribs, u 1901 " short cicnrs
81 6Ods O5ig. Bacon Boxed shoulder.
81 OOaO p. long clcars, o. clear ill.,. A. 10
short clear, o %. iiam'-sicady at $40 Is
@i2
bu, corn, 81, oO0 bui oals, tS,OOo bu. iye, none.
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LONDON, Nov. ~ D. m.-Consol.
closed at iOJ 7-i6 for both money aud ac.
count
Pans, Nov. 9s-Thpc per cent. rcnios.
Sif Sbc for the account
hank CirAniNas.
Nrw OnLr,vs Ia, Nov. ss..--Clcarings Of
the banks, sl,Gii,m1.
Cmc,ao. H.. Nov 2s-Associntcd bank
clearing, today wgrc tl2,o2',coO
ST. LOFTS. No. Nov. 2s--Rank clearing.
to-day were &2,sl7,5Sl; balances $1,000.
nALrNoRr, Md, Nov. 2S.-Bank cloarings
to-day were o., 3O7, SB4; balances, t2Si, Syl.
NV YonK, Nov. ~ hank clcnrinqs to.
day we're so, 0y7, 73li balances, g. OOJ go.
DosroN. Miss. Nov. 2s-lank clcnrinrs
today were sl2,3O1Sba, balances, ti,s5i.aii.
PmL,nrirufA. Ia. Nov 2s.-Rank clear.
inrs today were tisa1l,0O, balances, g..
i7G Ius
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LA.cu.rf-A cured Mrs. Christian Zcllc, Of
Carondolct, Mo-, Of forty-thrcc.ycar ulcer
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ST.. LOWS, Mo-, Nov s.-wool-stcad
aud unchanged.
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The following shows the amount ~ grain
tccCivcd, Withdrawn AMI IN siorc hy regular
elevators, ns reported tu the McrchantS oV.
change iodly Nhat Va store, 90 hn.
,oft Hceilcd, 2Opl bu Withdrawn, ,gaibu
IN siorc, 2Gis b.. Oats received. 7.2si bu.
Withdrawn, 3,Oij bu. IN storr, ~. 1Jl bu.
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fce'istuu-

tcedStutf-.
Hir-cholca from store, 0oc; car load
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prbnLr spcctacleA MuliOrd
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Live stock.

wnMSeroS, n. c., Nov. 2s.-Turpeniinc
pull at 33isc.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2s.-Pcirolcum-
Firm; =. W., iiO'. nc.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-22

The sacre, ines> .,ie House Goo
shOuld not be lnvad, d. " thin these
wells the worldly psssi"ns.s rites ana
smbisirus OF MN sh ul be- sill.
sud from th,- si,il he'd pr ctire ~
the 80 y VT know IF H.. tim bic
will excuse person from vlolatl' G II
except it might be in defenping ones
self from bodily harm Therefore t.
us the much appIsuded Inciient OF
Miss Abbot rising firm her pew il
the N4shvi l.. church replying to the
structures Of a sermon on actresses
was selfish ont 0 pisce a ID desc
craft, of G ,Is House Even If the r.
was provocation the time and place
WIS chosen, and entirely unbecoming
q chris ian.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-22

The P~oble'~ A1vOcst-, Of Wash
ington. follows in the footsteps Of th
Nsw York Free "a aud oppose the
election of Col. Fred grant in New
York. They throw party aud prin
ci l. overbo4r / to defeat an obiec-
tionable man to them, Gazette.
II we were throwing party and
principle ov-rboar3 to defeat an ob-
iection~ble man we would simply be
following be examl l. Of the Gazette
which was AS dumb as q calm when
Prof Councill WAS outraged and the
entire white press of Ala, we're PR
scouting him because Mr.. Councill
WAS an Objectionable man to the
Gszette. 1t makes a great differ.
eDce whose OK is gOred.
But We have no objection to Col.
Grant IS a man but we do to his
principles as shown when at West
Point while the col =. d Cadet Smith
was persecnt. d.-People's Advec tie.
Nowthat G ]. Grant has emphsf-
icaliy denied the alleged prrt attlib-
nted to him ut West Point and on the
cont, ary as-e'a . ispd yfetlnt
gym, .athy a.. d Off. . 10 h"v- been
IL favor Of Ex-Cadet Smith, ~hat
l.sa the Advo a'eto say? You are
eno'her'. is no argument. Bro. Com
well.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-22
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT BIRMING
HAM.
A Bride Of Two Months Weary Of Lille
and a troublesome H Hnsband takes
Dose Of Morphine 70 End Life"
Cares and Sorrows.

A special to the Chattanooga Times OF
Yesterday says
Mrs. Eugene Wrenn, wife OF q small
business man on South Side, was found
in a critical condition to night in conse>
ouence of heavy dose OF morphine
Several physicians succeeded in bring
ine her to safety before night, when she
confessed that she had taken the drug
70 kill herself. being wearied of life by
perpetual trouble with her husband
They have been married but two
months
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-22
ST. GAUDENs, LINCOLN.


Magnificsnt Statue OF the Martyrsd Pres
tdent Placed In Position in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct z1.-Ths statue of Abra-
ham Lincoln, which is 10 ornament the
south entrance to Linco park, was placed
in its permanent position yesterday morn
ing. Very few persons were aware Of the
arrival of the magnificent work Of art. so
its elevation to the waiting pedestal was
made in the pres nee of the park policemen
and the few pope VINO happened to be in
the park at the time.
The statue, which il Of bronze, weighs
over two Thousand poundS The casting,
which was done by ths Henry Bonnard COM
pany. OF New York, was q very delicare
and difficult pieca Of work, inAsmuch as ths
chair and figure Of Mr.. Lincoln, and the
heavy base Oh which both rsst, are all cast
In one piece
The statue, which will bs ona Of the most
artistic ornaments in tha city, L. the gift Of
the late Eli Bates. long time resident of
Chicago, who in his will bsqueathed $40, 900
for this purpose, naming as trustees Of the
fund Thomas 8. Withrow, George Payson
and James G. Brooks. These gentlemen
intrusted the execution of the trust to the
prominent sculptor. Augustus st. Gaudens,
who made the work labor of love, and has
produced an eft1gy Of the martyred presi-
dent which is pronounced by critics superior
to any yet crented.
The statue will be unveiled and formally
presented to the peop.e on Saturday after
noon at 2:30. The ceremonies will consist
of music, followed by the presentation ad-
dress by Thomas F. Withrow, on behalf of
the trustees of the Bates bequest. Then the
American flags which constitute the veil
will be hoisted from the statute by Abra-
ham Lincoln, namesaks and grandson of the
Nations martyr, and son Of Robert Lin
coin. The Hon William c. Goudy, on be-
half OF the board Of park commissioners,
will accept the gift, and Leonard S. Swett
will deliver an Grafton on Abraham Liza.
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